Isca Academy welcomed Councillor Andrew Leadbetter for a visit this term. During his time at the school, Councillor Leadbetter toured the school’s facilities and gained insight into the vibrant learning environment enjoyed by students.
As part of his visit, Councillor Leadbetter met with members of the student leadership team. The students engaged him in a thoughtful discussion about his career in politics, his current priorities within the local community, and ways in which young people can ensure their voices are heard in local decision-making. The students asked insightful questions, demonstrating a strong interest in public service and civic engagement.
Councillor Leadbetter expressed his admiration for the students’ confidence and curiosity, sharing practical advice on how they can make a difference in their communities. He also praised the school, which is part of the Ted Wragg Trust, for its positive atmosphere and the dedication of both staff and pupils.
Mrs Vicki Joyce, Headteacher at Isca Academy said: "It was a real privilege to welcome Councillor Leadbetter to Isca Academy. Our students were inspired by his visit, and it provided a fantastic opportunity for them to explore how they can make a difference in their community. Visits like this are a great reminder of the importance of encouraging civic awareness and leadership in our young people."
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